one more question about breathers

[jacktime]

i know theres been alot of forums about breathers all ready and maybe i just havnt read the right one but i figured one more couldnt hurt ha, but i have noticed that my bike only leaks out the rear breather when its been sitting, and it seems like the long it sits the worse it gets, if i ride a couple hundred miles then park it over night the next day i have a puddle the size of a quarter, but if i dont ride for a weak or so, with in 12 hrs i have a puddle the size a soft ball, Some one wrote on a forum that once the engine breaks in this will subside, i bought the bike with 250 miles on it this spring and now have close to 2200 on it, Does anyone think theres any truth to that or do i have more serious issues?

 

[MARV]

rear breather?

do you have a 107 with head breather bolts?

 

[jacktime]

no its the 117 ci

 

[MARV]

isnt your rear breather going to the carb? or do you have it to the ground?

 

[jacktime]

no its goin to the ground, between the starter and the trans

 

[mobsta]

do you have a filter on the end of the hose?i run a spike filter with to head breathers and a crank case breather with filter seems to work ok.that is on my 107

 

[MARV]

do you have a filter on the end of the hose?i run a spike filter with to head breathers and a crank case breather with filter seems to work ok.that is on my 107

yea they make a puke can that you can empty.

i dump mine to the side just in front of the wheel.

 

[jacktime]

no there is no filter on it, maybe i should give that a try, but it seems like it leaks to much to the point were it would just soak through the filter and drip anyway

 

[jacktime]

how often do you have to empty the puke can?

 

[MARV]

no puke can just dump to the ground.

when it stops dripping i know i'm low!

plus a little oil on the bike makes the dirt wipe off easier.

now you can tell whoever owns this bike is definately a rider,his main concern is riding,probally goes by the motto of 'CHROME(well clean chrome that is)DONT GET YOU HOME"

 

[Pops]

no puke can just dump to the ground.

when it stops dripping i know i'm low!

plus a little oil on the bike makes the dirt wipe off easier.

 

[jacktime]

ok i guess i didnt know that ha, but sound like the solution im looking for, honestly i was trying to avoid a cylinder blow by test, but maybe i should check it anyway, but if that checks out ill put a puke can on it for sure, thanks